Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-11
News Notes.

The transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $299,757.
d. E. and c. d. Miles have sold to
the Amerige Brothers Sc. 200 worth OF
property in Miles subdivision.
William Fennessy, native of Queens
town, died last night and the funeral
will take place on Sunday afternoon
from the residence Of Richard Molony,
No. 35 Vine street.
James Mack, who was shot by Deputy
Constable Sutter on Thursday night
while escaping, was yesterday discharged
,and the charge of petit larceny dismissed,
Mack agreeing to leave the town. Mack
stated that he did not blame Sutter for
shooting him.
The festival iu aid of the Catholic
church building fund will commence at
Armory Hall this afternoon at half past
2 o'clock. The programme includes a
number Of illusions by John Sherman.
Tonight the Cathedral choir will sing
and several tableaux will be presented.
Jerry Murphy. who was held to an
swer for assaulting Officer Rulo and
resisting him in the performance of his
duty, tried to obtain release yesterday
by habeas corpus before Judge O'Mel-
vepv. but after hearing the evidence and
arguments Judge o O'Melveny ordered him
remanded to the custody of the Sheriff.
w. I. Jordan, formerly connected
with the Lucas Patrol force, has become
identified with Mccullough and Bene-
dict. Captain P. NJ. Darcy has taken
charge of the detective department OF
McCullough's force, and these gentlemen
will continue to iasure security 10 the
business houses of Los Angeles. The
city is fortunate in having so efficient a
patrol.
The Oxymel Club met Monday even
ing last at the residence of c. Laux, Jr.,
1913 Fort street. The subject for the
evening was Royalty" The pro
gramme was interesting and instructive,
and at its close the members and their
friends enjoyed q royal time in social
amusements. The next meeting will be
held on Monday, June 10Th at the resi-
dence Of L. j. Lockhart.
DR.. ]. H. Bryant, of st. Paul, Mimi,
who is in the city on his second visit the
present year, has purchased some very
fine tracts, among which are seventy
acres corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, called the Throop Ranch, and
the last purchase is the beautiful resi-
dence of Judge Hubbell, at the head of
Sixth street, the consideration being
$45, 900. 1t looks as though the doctor
intended making this his residence.
On the 2lst of this month will be
given thesirst annual ball of the Los
Angeles hack drivers at the Arroyo
Seco. This will be pretty lively af-
fair, as the iehus expect everybody who
generally patronize hacks to attend the
ball. There will be three deputy con-
stables on hand to preserve order, but
it is hoped that the friends OF the
hack drivers will have consideration
enough to render the services of the Of
ficers unnecessary.
In order to raise funds to properly
represent Los Angeles at st. Louis, Mo-,
where the G. A. r. National Reunion
will take place in September next, two
entertainments will be given at the
Pavilion on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, June Goth and Goth, under the
general direction of G. w. Arbuckle and
the following committee: Gen. E. Bou-
ton, E. M. Hamilton, l.. s. Butler, A.
NJ. Thornton, A. II. Denker, w. j.
Brown, Z. z. johnson and A. W. Bal
ratt